Yes Means Yes

On this week's podcast episode, RCEA discusses DHR and sexual abuse/assault with Katie Morgan. We also talk with her about mandated reporting and what community members can do as bystanders.   

This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.  

For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following: 

Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.com 

Insta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabama 

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On this week's podcast episode, RCEA talks with University of South Carolina student Molly Jenkins about her work at the university in bystander intervention and how sexual assault has impacted her life.   

This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.  

For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following: 

Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.com 

 Insta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabama

 Facebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc

On this week's podcast episode, RCEA hosts Lt. Patrick McCullough with Lanett Police Department to discuss law enforcement's role in sexual assault and reporting.   

This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program. 

For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following: Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.com Insta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabama Facebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc

RCEA interviews Domestic Violence Intervention Center staff members Krystal Lynch and Isabelle Frye about their roles working in the Opelika DV center and how sexual assault and DV intersect. 

Domestic Violence Intervention Center information 

Emergency services local line: (334) 749-1515 

1-800 line: 1-800-650-6522  

 This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.   For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following: Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.com Insta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabama Facebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc

On this episode of the Yes Means Yes podcast, RCEA advocates Faith and Amanda interview two substance abuse prevention specialists,  Jason Flowers and Bailey McConnell, from East Alabama Mental Health Center. The four talk about how substance abuse coincides with sexual assault- both in DFSA and in attempts to cope.   --EAMH links-- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3o8X9ehXZL0Yp5STYak8Qw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EAMHC/ Instagram: @eamhc_ Phone: (334) 742-2112 24/7 Hotline: (334) 742-2877  This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.   For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following: Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.com Insta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabama Facebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc

On this week's episode of the Yes Means Yes Podcast, we talk with therapists Kylie Lambourne and Miranda Hosbein about the impact of sexual violence on mental health since May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Kylie and Miranda share their experience with victims of sexual assault and their experience as practitioners working with this type of trauma.   

Frontline Therapy (Kylie's practice) 

https://www.frontlinetherapyauburn.com

Phone: (334) 310-4183   

This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.   For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following: Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.com Insta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabama Facebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc

RCEA discusses the intersections of religion and sexual assault with guests Emily Hamilton and Annaliese White. They discuss the #churchtoo movement, purity culture, and more.   *Disclaimer: the views in this podcast are not the view of the Rape Counselors of East Alabama organization nor its governing body. This is just a discussion on the topic of sexual assault and how religion can be beneficial or harmful to survivors. The views expressed in this are also based on the Christian faith and do not claim to be representative of anything otherwise.*  Available in podcast form: https://open.spotify.com/show/1WQzO4ig6m2YGJ049KPz1d?si=DDbDnthmTi6qYM4KwryH4Q   This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.   For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following: Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.com Insta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabama Facebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc

In this week's podcast episode, we discuss gender roles and expectations and how these may effect gendered interactions and sexual assault.    

Sexual harassment videos mentioned:  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc6QxD2_yQw 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nheskbsU5g&t=1s  

This video was created as a part of RCEA's outreach and education program.   For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following: Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.com Insta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabama Facebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc  To Contact Us: Office: (334) 741-0707

RCEA Outreach Coordinator and two interns discuss rape culture, rape myths, and what you can do to stop it.

In the first video of RCEA's SAAM Talks series, six college students have an open discussion on consent. They talk about the implications of consent, society's role, and their views on the topic.  April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and we want YOU to join us in the fight to stop sexual assault. This video was created as a part of RCEA's SAAM 2020 outreach and education program.   For more information on Rape Counselors of East Alabama visit us at one of the following: Website: www.rapecounselorsofeastalabama.com Insta: @rapecounselorsofeastalabama Facebook: www.facebook.com/rceainc